Zoe was such an inspiration, so I also created a YouTube Playlist with all of my favorite movie scenes. Thank you Miss Zoe!
Spoiler Alert! 🙂
- Legally Blonde – Court Scene
What is not to love about this scene! It is so iconic and hilarious. I trust Elle more than my family.
- Whiplash Ending
This ending gives me chills every time I watch it. I could not believe the one and only Terence Fletcher would do that to Andrew 😦 The music is fabulous and each shot is amazing. What a splendid final scene.
- Parasite – Ending
There is so much to unravel in this scene. It was an ending I would have never expected. The movie took a turn and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time, reflecting on my thoughts before watching the movie, not even imagining that this party massacre would occur. The most shocking part to me was when Mr. Park asks Mr.Kim for the car keys, while Mr. Kim is standing over his dying daughter. One of the craziest movie endings I have ever seen. All I have to say is that I think Parasite is a masterpiece.
- Ocean’s 8 – These Boots are Made for Walkin’
This movie is phenomenal, literally any scene is my favorite. I chose this scene as one of my favorites because it is so glamorous. I mean all the women in this film are iconic and I loved seeing them leave the Met Gala dressed in their beautiful outfits. All I can think of when I watch this movie is how John Mulaney thought that an Ocean’s 11 with women would be awful, but I guess the past is in the past. Also, the song is a 10/10.
- Lemonade Mouth – Determinate
Arguably one of the best scenes in cinematic history. Such an amazing song, I will watch the movie at absolutely any time. This performance just makes me want to hop on stage with the one and only Lemonade Mouth. The best part is definitely Wen’s rap… wow.
- Little Women – You Love Him!
This is a spectacular ending to Little Women. I personally always wanted Jo and Laurie to end up together, but this scene makes that pain go away a little bit. Everyone just comes together in the end to help Jo and I find it so wholesome.
the sunday morning review 